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Portuguese traine,r Manuel Zacharias, says he is not aware of any decision by Bechem United asking him to step aside as head coach.
The Bechem-based Club have asked Zacharias to suspend all activities temporarily following his decision to travel with his girlfriend for the Premier League clash against WA All Stars.
But Zacharias insist he still manager of the MTN FA Cup finalist as he has not received any formal letter from his employers.
"I have not received any letter to step aside from Bechem CEO, I am in holiday am still a Bechem united Coach I respect my contract, "Manuel Zacharias told ASH FM
Zacharias was appointed midway through the season and he has positive thus far, guiding Bechem to their first ever MTN FA CUP at the expense of Asante Kotoko who they eliminated at the quarter-final.
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